I quite enjoyed this location of Owl. Although it was busy and there were probably 5 or 6 parties ahead of us, we were seated in about 10-15 minutes on a Saturday night.
Generally, the safe option is their pork bone soup (#1 On the menu, $10.99). The pork bone soup is always flavourful and the pork bone is soft and tender.
I also really like their spicy Bulgogi ($14.99 + tax). The dish comes out on a sizzling plate and it's a mix of beef, glass noodles, veggies and a few slices of rice cakes. It's slightly saucy and mildly spicy. There is the hint of sweetness you would normally get with a regular bulgogi. It's one of my favourite dishes!
Both these dishes comes with a bowl of rice and you can choose to upgrade to multigrain rice.
The free appetizers are usually the same 4: bean sprouts, kimchi, spicy cucumber, and radish.
Overall, this location of Owl is consistent and the workers are quick to turnover a table, so no need to fret if you see a group of people hovering around the door.